Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-21
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
JoNEsBoRo. TENN. JULY 81, 1887

HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
JoNEsBoRO. TENN. JULY 81. 1887
Hot, hotter. hotest--99 In the shade.
Oh for lodge In a garden OF cucumbc,s;
Oh / for On Iceberg or two ut controls
Oil for q vale which Ut midday tho dow
cumbers;
Oil TOR a pleasure trip up TO the pole.
OIL for n little ono-story thermometer,
With nothing but zcrocs oil ranged III a
row;
OH for q big do~uble-barreiled hydrometer,
To measure this moisture that rolls from
my brow.
Oh that this cold world was twenty times
colder,
fThat's Irony rend hot, II seemeth TO mex
OH for o turn OF its dreaded cold shoulder;
OIL what o comfort an ague would be.
Oh I for q chill that would be perpetual,
Or at least to last till the summer Is DER;
Then the fever may com as effectual,
And last until winter is with us no more.
-Corsets at 25c. OF Russells'.
Rev. Nathan Bachman Is in town.
Ladies' Shoes 81 at Russells'.
Pearl, Oldest child of F. E. Britton Is
quite III.
Go to Russells' for Dry Goods.
WIN Mcpherson left for Macon Ca,
Wednesday morning.
Go to Russclls' for Ladies' Shoes.
u. ]. Hunt made a several days visit
to Cloudland last week.
If you want Bargains go to Russclls'.
Miss Linnie Haun, Of Garter county,
is the guest Of Miss Mertie Waddill.
"A fine lot Of Ladies' Shoes at Rus
sells.
-Russells' sell the best calico, 20 yards
for 81.
Harry Guggenheim Is up from Knox
Vile on q visit to friends In J~onesboro.
Il III II.
-when l want Bargains I go to Rus
sells.
-Secratary of State John Allison II
home for a brief rest from official duties
Good lots Of wheat wanted, for cash
jy14st DossER % 20.
H. T. Alternately and VIM. r. Lamp
son, are spending q few days at Knox
vile.
Save money by buying goods at Rus
sells.
Miss Edith Mcclure Of Covington
KY. is visiting her sister Mrs. A. 7
Dosser.
Money saved by buying goods at Rus
sells.
Miss Mollie Devault, Of Asheville
N. c.. is visiting her friend Miss Salli
Thomas.
"A Beautiful lot of Dress Goods Q
Rnssells'.
Prof. Charles Mason Is auenuing I'D
State Normal Institute now being held
Rogersville.
Shirts Numbered, with collar, 90 cen
ut Russells'.
S4@isaac Murray preached TO d 'larg
congregation at the Baptist church SUI
day evening last.
The largest stock and cheapest Sho
at Russells'.
Miss Lizzie Hammer, of Bristol.
visiting Miss Retta Smith at the residen
of her father, Ross Smith.
Take advantage Of the Bargains
Russells'.
The Holston Association will me
with the Fall Branch Baptist -churc
Thursday, August 1887.
French Foulards. something new,
Russells'.
Col. T. II. Reeves has taken q CO
tract to furnish Mr.. r. M. May about 2
cords of wood for his brick kiln.
Ladies Hose for iOc. worth zoe.
Russells'.
Mrs.. DR.. L. E. Wiley. Of Emory q
Henry College. is visiting her broth
VIM. n. Reeves, at Doon's Creek.
Best brands OF calico only SC. aya
at Russells', Hf Hriet
The improvements at the Plante
House are progressing rapidly under
efficient direction of Geo. Sprinkle.
Beautiful French Foulards only
cents, at Russells'.
Three of the teachers In the Graz
School next year will board at Mr.. Jar
II. Dosser's-Misses Boynton. Armstrt
and Marshal.
A new lot of Dress Goods just
celved at Russells'. 6
Davis Lady, living near Mead
Brook, In this county, was stricken dc
with sun stroke on Tuesday last and Is
expected to live.
Ladies' should see those French /
lards at Russells'.
Miss lila Boynton was the CUES
w. p. Brownlow, Sunday. She left
Rogorsvile Monday to attend the s
Normal Institute.
Good lots Of wheat wanted. for c
jy142t DossER y c
Henry r. Carver. with Winch b
Boston Mass. and Mrs. Mary @. Tur
Of Mobile. Ala. are visiting their 81
Mrs. John s. Mathes.
-Russells' sell all kinds Of goods ch
er than they were ever sold befor